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News | September 30, 2016 | news
The Czechs will be the outsiders in the European Championship in Madrid next week, but coach Richard Krützner explains that the future of their national fifteens team may be at stake,
News | September 29, 2016 | news
As the Ireland Women's XV side continue their preparations for their first ever full Autumn International Series, Ireland Women's Head Coach Tom Tierney has confirmed a squad of 36 to take part in a one day camp this weekend in DCU.
News | September 28, 2016 | news
Indian rugby took a huge step forward a week ago when the first women's fifteen-a-side tournament was staged by the Calcutta Cricket and Football Club (CCFC) - a prestigious institution, the oldest rugby club outside the UK, and birthplace of the Calcutta Cup. We asked Paul Walsh, coach of the Jungle Crows, and supporter of women's rugby in India, to describe the historic weekend.
Lille travelled to Montpellier last weekend – a venue where they have never won before – to meet their biggest rivals in a repeat of last season’s championship final. Who would draw first blood in his year’s campaign?
News | September 27, 2016 | news
Next week, the European Championship kicks off (October 6th) in Madrid, with six teams competing for the right to play-off against Scotland for the final European World Cup spot. Switzlerland - along with the Czech Republic - are entering for the first time. We spoke with their coach, John Douglas, about how ready his team are for their biggest challenge ever.
News | September 26, 2016 | news
There were wins for Blackrock, St Mary's, UL-Bohemians and Galwegians in round three of Ireland's first division at the weekend.
Bristol's impressive start continued in the English Women's Premiership as they secured a huge win against Worcester while Lichfield also continued their unbeaten run with a win over Wasps.
News | September 25, 2016 | news
There were no great surprises in the semi-finals of the Farah Palmer inter-provincial Cup in New Zealand this weekend.
The Asian 7s remains a two-horse race after the second leg in Incheon – and the horses are now neck-and-neck as they enter the straight.
Russian disappointment at missing out on Rio was, to some extent, eased by lifting the European Grand Prix title in Malemort this weekend.
News | September 23, 2016 | news
The second leg of the Asian Sevens series is this weekend, with Japan well placed to lift the title.
News | September 22, 2016 | news
Katie Sadleir has been appointed World Rugby's first General Manager for Women's Rugby after an extensive recruitment process.
